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Ofcom boss warns Love Island and other shows could be taken off air

Adam Baxter said Ofcom has changed regulations to protect show participants  Shows and channels shown not to be safeguarding could be stripped of licence  Comes after Love Island come under scrutiny after the deaths of former Islanders Sophie Gradon and Mike Thalassitis who took their lives after the show Host Caroline Flack died from suicide in February 2020  Shows must now properly inform people of the risks to well-being when appearing on a television or radio show 

Ofcom issues new set of rules for Love Island bosses

Kingston nurse organizes mental health first aid courses for veterans

High Plains receives CCBHC status; plans to enhance regional services

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The Big Interview: Doug McLeod, Barratt Developments' regional MD for Scotland

Submitting... In 2021/22 it will deliver site launches including Findrassie in Elgin and Kingslaw Gait in Kirkcaldy, while its key focus will be the continued expansion of the David Wilson Homes brand north of the Border. 'My job is to grow the business to have a sustainable future,' says Mr McLeod. Picture: contributed. The group started out in the 1950s after the young Sir Lawrie Barratt couldn’t afford to buy the house he wanted so built one himself – a four-bedroom home in Newcastle-upon-Tyne that cost £1,750. The firm listed on the London Stock Exchange in 1968 and said in its most recent trading update that it expected to increase wholly owned completions to between 16,000 and 16,250 homes this year. “Despite the continued economic uncertainties, the housing market fundamentals remain attractive,” it also stated.

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Kingston nurse organizes mental health first aid courses for veterans

Industry leaders + mental health experts tackle 'return to workplace' challenges in new ebook

July 8 2021, 9:42 am | BY Ricki Green | No Comments The Mentally Healthy Change Group (MHCG), with support from social purpose organisation UnLtd and Never Not Creative, has launched a new ebook, ‘The Return to Workplace Guide for Adland’, to help the industry navigate the challenges of the new world of work and encourage mental wellbeing in the workplace. The guide features advice, tips and inspiration from industry leaders and clinical experts on managing employee and self wellbeing and safety as we reemerge from WFH and return to the office. Contributors to the book include Zenith Media CEO Nickie Scriven,Verizon Media managing director Paul Sigaloff, LinkedIn director of marketing solutions Prue Cox, SWM chief revenue officer Kurt Burnette, Ashton Media commercial director Tim Stuart-Harris, WellYou chief wellbeing officer Fleur Marks, PubMatic regional director Peter Barry, IPG CEO Mark Coad, PHD head of growth and marketing Chloe Hooper, former Thinkerbell GM Ben Shepherd, JustEggs Digital CEO Nik Kontoulas and Energx founder Sean Hall.

Mentally Healthy Change Group releases 'Return to Workplace Guide'

Mentally Healthy Change Group releases ‘Return to Workplace Guide’ July 8, 2021 9:46 If you or someone you care about is struggling with mental health and needs support, please contact: Lifeline 13 11 14 MensLine Australia 1300 78 99 78 Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636 The Mentally Healthy Change Group, supported by UnLtd and Never Not Creative, has released its new ebook, The Return to Workplace Guide for Adland, to help normalise the conversation around mental health issues. The announcement: The Mentally Healthy Change Group (MHCG), with support from social purpose organisation UnLtd and Never Not Creative, has launched a new ebook, ‘The Return to Workplace Guide for Adland’, to help the industry navigate the challenges of the new world of work and encourage mental wellbeing in the workplace.